Want arms and abs like Jennifer Aniston? Her favorite workout equipment is on sale right now
Pvolve’s 15% sitewide sale means you can start building strength at home for less
Jennifer Aniston has been candid about how her approach to working out has changed as she’s gotten older.
The 57-year-old actress and Pvolve partner once subjected herself to lengthy, intense workouts, but now values short, functional routines.
“I’ve learned that consistency doesn’t have to mean long workouts,” she stated when Pvolve released her favorite arm and abs workouts.
“I feel stronger now than I did years ago, and that’s because I focus on consistency over extremes.”
It’s these short, functional sessions that have built her impressive arms and abs, according to Aniston—and you can get the exact workouts and equipment she uses in the Pvolve sale.
Apply the PRIME15 code at checkout to get this discounted deal on the P.ball, P.band, and P.3 Trainer, along with one month of free membership to the Pvolve platform ($24.99/ month thereafter).
The signature bundle features the P.ball, P.band, gliders and floorgloves, and light ankle band, along with the standard free month of membership ($24.99/ month thereafter).
This is the most comprehensive bundle from Pvolve, with 13 different training tools, including the slant board and precision mat. This option comes with free months of free membership and the option to meet with a Pvolve trainer for 1:1 tailored guidance.
Aniston partnered with Pvolve back in 2023 and now works out under the guidance of the company’s head trainer, Dani Coleman.
“Jen's really down for the get down,” Coleman told Fit&Well in an interview last year.
“She truly lets me throw anything at her; everything is taken with a grain of salt, and she always keeps me laughing.”
Since partnering with the brand, Aniston has regularly shared the exact workout routines she does on the app: you can copy her express arms and abs workouts, along with a 30-day workout routine she recommends for longevity benefits.
The Pvolve workout method focuses on low-impact movements, taking inspiration from Pilates, and mixing it with strength training and mobility.
The app features both pre-recorded workouts and live classes, with a focus on mobility, strength and cardio.
You can access the app without buying any of the accompanying equipment that Pvolve sells, but that may limit the classes which you can participate in.
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Ruth Gaukrodger is the deputy editor for Fit&Well. She’s a NASM-certified trainer, whose favorite forms of exercise include running and strength training.
Originally a print journalist, Ruth worked for national newspapers and popular tech sites before coming to Future, the publisher of Fit&Well.
She writes, edits and commissions online pieces, interviewing experts and making sure that all the advice we publish is accurate and accessible. She also oversees a lot of the helpful how-to videos published across our social channels.
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